Customer Reviews

Peerless LCFS 100 - TV Stand for 10-30" Displays

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I bought this stand for my home gym. It was the only one I could find at
a decent price that was also tall enough to be seen over my elliptical
trainer. It is a very solidly made stand, but not very well designed.

1st drawback: Nearly the entire thing is put together with tiny set
screws (a dozen in all) that you must tighten with a tiny allen wrench.
This makes height adjustments quite a pain. Peerless really should have
at least put a thumb screw at the height adjustment pipe. To workaround
this, I found an adjustable hose clamp with a built in plastic
thumbscrew at the 99cent store, and it works great.

2nd drawback: There is no up/down angle adjustment where the tv is
mounted, so it must always stay basically flat perpendicular to the
floor. Adding this feature would probably have added somewhat to the
price, but I would have gladly paid for it.

Other than these two issues, this is a solid and pretty nice-looking
stand which can also hide your cables pretty well.

This stand works great depending on what you are trying to use it for.

I actually called up Peerless and got an adapter so that the VESA could expand to 200x200 (this allows for larger tv's to be mounted).

When screwed into the floor OR with heavy weights on the legs/stand holding it down, I have actually mount a 47" on it with the VESA Adapter Plate sold seperatley. The TV was less than the 40lb weight limit.

I also went to home depot and purchased different screws for the assembly of it to add extra security.

I have dealt with lots of Floor stands before and this one does the job people. Just make sure you are using it properly and are buying it for the right purpose. It will easily mount a TV/Monitor up to roughly 28" (as long as the VESA is 100x100), without any extra purchases or equipment. If you want to knock it down, you can.....its not the heaviest thing in the world. It literally weighs 25lbs.

I like it.

This is a good basic stand. It has great height and it fairly stable. It takes some fiddling to get set up because it has these tiny set screws which require a tiny allen wrench to tighten. Would be much improved with some thumb screws.

First off sent the wrong product. No problem getting a RMA. Returned the item and vendor sent me an email saying the credit would be posted to my account within 10 days. Two months later and still no credit. Had to take more time disputing the charge with my credit card! Complete waste of my time!

We purchased a pair of these to use during conferences. We mounted a 26" LCD to it. It was very stable, and we had no problems with it falling over (or even pretending to fall over). It is easy to put together, but be careful, the black paint scratches easily. We had to route the cables on the outside of the pipe as the VGA cable and power-cord would not fit into the pipe. If you are looking for a low-cost solution to mounting an LCD up high, this is it.

This TV stand is perfect for areas where a shelved stand will not fit in the room. Just bought this for my college student's dorm room.....fits great between the two desks. The only problem I have with the stand is that it only accommodates Flat TV sizes 30 in. or less. We thought that a 32 in. would fit since 30 in. TVs are not made; wrong....the holes on the mounting plate do not match up with the holes on the back of the TV. Why did they not make the stand for a 32 in. TV or less because of the fact that 30 in. TV are not made.

I really wanted to like this item -- it was for a dorm room that didn't allow a wall mount. We mounted a 32" tv that was well within the weight limits. It performed very nicely. But the tubing is really a lot thicker than it looks in the pictures. It's very sturdy construction, so you know it will hold. But the hex screws seem kind of chintzy -- couldn't they use thumb screws or something more accessible? The bottom cross tube is very thick and the picture hides the length of the feet extending out the back of the tube (4" or more).

Maybe my use wasn't ever intended, but I think with a little industrial design, this would be an awesome alternative to a wall mount. It's adequate now but has potential.

The stand appeared to be exactly what I wanted. The numerous socket set screws were really no big deal.
There is minimal wobble, but nothing of concern. HOWEVER, if you do not plan to bolt this to the floor or to something like
a 3/4th " plywood board, be prepaired for some significant bending of the frame at the base and ultimately ALOT of wobbling.
I had to jerry-rig a 1/2" square aluminum pipe under the base and place 4 felt base threaded stem glides threw the square
pipe and the frame of this stand to give it enough structure integrity so that it could remain free standing and stable.
Given the price, I still think it was a worthwhile product- but needs some minimal design help.

This product is structurally well designed, however, the internal diameter of the upper pole that attaches to the monitor is 1.25 inches, which is less than the width of any VGA cable we have been able to find to this point. So, there is no way to utilize the cable management hole that is provided when using a VGA cable; since this is a monitor stand, it would seem important. Its as if the manufacturer never actually fully tested their design. I contacted the manufacturer and asked them to recommend a VGA cable for use. The responded with the following:

"Thank you for contacting Peerless Industries. I contacted our engineering team and after testing with the cables, it has been found that the VGA cable will not work with this. The tubing is not large enough to accommodate the plug."

So I would only recommend this product if you plan on having your vga cable exposed.

The reason chairs have 4 and sometimes 5 legs is to provide you with a sturdy platform for your body. This is supposed to hold up your precious speakers, but it only has 3 legs, so it is unstable in all situations. Bump it and it will go down, possibly to kill that speaker, and possibly to mar your furniture if it was in the way.

BTW, it is worse the heavier the speaker, because that makes it top-heavy.